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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
Ktlrain Chalieng ed.

NEW YORK, June 27.-A telegram has
been received from London by Rich ard
X Fox in behalf of Jim Smith, accept
ing Jake Kilrain's challenge to figh for
the cham pionship of the world. He
names the European continent as II e
battle ground and demands 81 500 aside
as stakes and will give $500 as ex-
penses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
smallpox Scare at Frisco.

SAN Francisco, June 27.-Consider'
able alarm has been caused in the city
prison over Fred Davis, one of the trus-
ties, who is believed to be i'll with small
pox. The surgeons say they will not be
surprised if the city prison is visited by
that disease.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
The Result of Carelessness.

SAN Francisco, June 27.-The Coro.
ner's jury in the case of Frank Manly
who was killed through an alleged mis-
take of druggist in filling a prescrip-
tion, brought in verdict finding that
the deceased came TO his death through
morphine and charging the druggist.
Gerdes, with manslaughter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
shot His Opponent.

TuLARE, June 27.-A shooting aifray
occurred on farm few miles from
here last night, when A. Wesling was
wounded in the leg by james Nj. Gully,
the son of the owner of the farm. The
quarrel arose over the possessorship OF q
header outfit 1t is said that Gully has
heen arrested in Visalia. te'aa d''''
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
Traffic VIII BE Rcnewed.

SAN DIEGO. June 27.--There have
been no fresh cases of small.pox at
Ensenada for several days and traffic
with that portion of Lower California
will now be renewed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
SUCCESSFUL VALE DENTS.
The Palm of Merit Awarded to
Chinese Competitor.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 27.-Com-
mencement opened at Yale to-day with
the customary exercises. The prizes an
nounced included the following: Cornell
scholarship for years 1887 and 1883. Yan
Phou Lee. of China. Among the special
honors for scholarship awarded in the
graduation class are two years honors in
ancient languages to John V. Pomeroy
of San Francisco. One year honor in
political science, history and law, yam
Phou Lee, who also takes one year hon.
ors in English.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
Lawton TO Go to Washington.

WAsHINGToN, June 27.-Now that
the Apache camp aign is over, it is
stated at the War Department that
Captain Lawton's company OF the
Fourth Cavalry will be enabled to come
to Washington without de lay, to form
part of the cavalry post at Fort Meyer.
The other company which will com.
plete the post belongs to the Sixth
Cavalry, and will, it is expected, start
East before the end of the first week in
July, so both companies will probably
be here by the middle of netxt month.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
Reform Needed.

SACRAMENTO, June T.-The Police
Commissioners held a meeting this even
ing. Mayor Gregory called the atten
t;on to the non-administration of laws
in this city, and said the police force is
in a demoralized condition. He advised
the election of some one in place o.
Chief Dillman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
san Dicgu,S Trading Prospects.

SAN DIEGO, June p The Santa Fe
officials have decided to run line of
steamers from San Diego to Honolulu,
even if other lines do not come here.
The steamer City of Topeka will soon
start on ON initial trip as one OF the new
line,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28

The Modjeska place at Anaheim, of
forty acres, was sold yesterday by VIM.
Mcfarland to Mr.. A. N. Hamilton, of
the Clerks office. The price paid was
$3.50 per acre. an advance of $50 per
acre in Mr.. McFarland's favor since
lost week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-28
Hagein,s Horse Victorious.

COMFY ISLAND, June 27.-The Mer.
maid stakes was won by Haggin's Fir
enze, Lady Primrose second, and Alma
third. Time, l:56. 5eaet 7.s
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Ism. 0Hhina & Gphm.

uniere 0%auptnabrung it unb bIeibt
bas Gleii9, unb INN iol9es frif1 uub
gut gu e~rlanSen, fanm maj. unm6glid
einen 3uperldifgeren Marft finben, ols
ben BON Wm. 06hing & ,@DbH, SO.
511 Nbe. 6. Die 0erre1t baben BEN
@ei9maf ibrer Runben &e9nung gee
tragen unb III ibrem gtabliHenert cine
falte 2uftmai9ine erridtet, tpel1e allen
gnfotSerungen fir GrbaItung unh grts
fernuns iddblider Sagrebienaen bes
6leif6es entipri6t. Sic baben beffdns
big in ibren 0iebbDfen einen groBen
Worratb bon Waftbieb, aus ueldem
nur has Bette fir ibre 2unoen getpdblt
tpiro. Mer reef bebieat feiH mill, Der
beFu6e ben Marft, so. 511
Moenue 6. 1,1Ot1i
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&aa's
Wie 1T aies ?

Wir bieteu einbunbert Dollars Ne.
lobnuus ftr teben Gal BON Qatarrb on,
Der ni@t bur@ giunebmen bon rSaa's
6atarrb.4 BUR" gebeilt tusrben taan.
s. S. gbenep& Co., giaentb'r,
Solebo, Ohio.
u. 6. 6al's 2atarrb . 9ur ipirb
einsenomniet unb tpirtt brett auf bas
8lut uub bic f6leimiseu Obernd9en
bes 6pfems. preis IS Gents bic
Glai@e. gerfauft bon allen a~potbesern.
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III
pesialwabl 9erorbmums.

Be3usuebmenb auf ben in Der 81.
sung bonn Z. Npbember b. 5. gefabten
BeidluB bes G~tabtratbes: bab bic
@runbeigentbimer in 6fentlider Mbs
ftimmung ibren Wi1en funo tbun fol.
len, Oh ober niht bic Stabt aur Bes
treitung Der gau= unb Snfanobal-
tungsfoifen neuer 56ulbdufer cine
9pe5,als5 teuer BON 10 Gents per 500
gu erbeben ermd9tigt mirb. ferner:
Sn 8ea9tune ber i'm fdbt. Charter
(Seet. 37) entbaltenen Befimmungen
be5tsli1 ebentueller gaean3en I'M
Stabtrath, unb Der bur6 ben &idiritt
bes 6errn u. Belfnap, alderman at
large, In genanntem R6rper erfol9ten
9ocaua, ba bieie Dor 8eginu Der Iebter
9 Monate big sur nd9ften reguIdre1t
Mabl eingetreten, berorbne i'd
grpan @a1agban, Mnpor Der Gtabt
San Nntonio, trait Der bur1 ben Char.
ter unb itdbt. Orbinan3en mir gegebeneu
8ollna6ten, bic Gbbaltungs elmer @pe=
aialmabl aur grlebigung Der oben anges
fibrten MngeIegeHheiten unb betimme
bierfiir
g IAN benz. sanuar 1888.
Die @timmfdten In ben perfdiebee
men Warbs befinben fi6 an folgenbem
punttett, uub fperber nm 8 l1br Meor-
gems ge0fnet unb I'm 6 ubr Mbenbs ge.
f9lohen tperben.
4. Marb. poli3ei.0 auptquartier,
MiIitarA. plaaa. Dorfbeaber: g. R6.
nigbeim.
roia 5 GtraBe. gorfbenber: Dan.
6eber.
8. Marb. gde Mebinas urb 2eols
GtraBe. DorfBenber: u. g. Ribas.
4. Warb. 2riih's 6ale, gde
6nuions unb Norb : Shores > GtraBe.
Borfibenber: s. BiQemain.
5. Warb. Su Der alamo. Dor.
fbenber: CD. NiI6e ST.
6. Warb. 9. u. Mrbeiter.W ersiH,
Disseminated irabe. 8orfbenber:
5. Bitiers.
4. Marb. gde 9ictoria uub Ma,
tagorbase traBe. B~orfbenber: g.. u.
Dennp.
8. Marb. Bel Mcaaihtr, 207
Sub I alamo StraBe. 0orfibenber
s. Mulf.
Wur Steuer3abler fino bei ber Special
Mffimmung ffimmbere@tigt unb laiiterl
bic WabI5ettel:
For or against the proposition.
Die Wabl unb @timmensdblung
finoet In uebereinftimmung NIT ben
in Der Orbinau3 iiber WabIen feftgeiebs
ten Reseln ffatt.
6an Mntonio. 2. DECEMBER 1887.
60 8rpaa @aIIagban
~ MaDor.
@egenses.:
g.. g. s Iaubou n. glert.
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grudb grud! grmd !

mirb unfeblbar turirt mad Der Meibobe
Der Softoren 8. $. unb s. Wilian1s,
ct. 9ouis, $40. Weoer Meher nod
bppobermif1e Nabeln tperoen anges
toanot. Gofortige grlei@terung, unb
grinoli6e 9eilung in tur3er 3eit. Nan
ipirb niht berbinbert feiner Nrbeit ober
feinen @ef9dften naG5ugeben. 9luf
Wuni1 pirb bic 0eiluug garantirt.
Qoniultation unentgeltli6. MdBige
preiie. Gpredt Dor 3immer SO. 4
iiber WoIH & Marr. 10,9,tum
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california Weime.

WeinIiebbaber finben elm sroBes Gas
ger bon feinert California . Weiner bel
BERN 8. s. Meper am Nlamo
pIa3a. 9err Meper iuht bic Weine
an Srt uno Stelle aus uni fault oirett
aus BEN 2eller ter Weinsidter. als
sutem Qenner selingt es ibm ffeis, bic
beffeu Gorten aus3uwdblen. gr fam
feline 3unben uro Gamilien nit eineni
guten 9ropfen perfebeu. Roibs uib
WeiBmeine in porsisli6er Qualitdi
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per GallOne - frei
ius 6aus geliefert.
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Ma ueberr6de au $3.50 un6 $3.50,
BET u. MDrris.
8. s. WaaMer.

2O5 Wei > @ommereefraBe
bdlt ein groBes uub iebr seu6bltes 2os
ger bon 8apeten, R ouIeauE
gitberrabmen unb GeiFen.
unb ferner neber 3ei9nensg~ iaterialieu
aller Mrt, Garben nnb Mnfreis
der MateriaIien Defenders
6ammers fertile gemif@te
Garben, bic beften unb biligften i'm
Warfte, bi. inter boiler @araatie Der,
tauft inerben. Sen II unb Gpie.
geIgIas unb anbere In bieies Sad
fdlagenbe Mrtitel; tporin 6err MiiIer
5as gr6Bte Eager i'm Mefen bes Gtaa.
les bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tper.
ben prompt aisgefibrt.
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ut6 finberloie 1raneit

ioIten ni6t ber3neifsln. ionSern Ratb nnb Be.
aus einem 8ude fd6pfen, our9 bel
Dies gaulenSt innerbaIb t~iirstifet Set ibre boHe
ipieber ertangt uab ben ein3iseR
hires sSersens in @rfRlnug sgeben "a
ben. Sas nit pieIen aranfengei1i9leu er>
reidIid ausseita.tete reueite Werf
gratis un0 france betfGidt BON Der
Hrttnte Glimic & 1ispenfatp, ID e.
9unftun Gtr., Sletp D0rfs 90. y.
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,,9bcreu ftitrmaets btuets, no @ngel
anf5utretets fidb fd3euen."

90 ungeftAm II bic Sugenb Oft in
ibrer Sborbeit uno unflugbeit, unb bic
GoIsen finb Nerbenfdwdde, geiiiige
unb organif6e @atfrdftuug; oas @es
bdhtniB pirb gei9wddt, oas Selbit=
oertrauen mnngelt; Ma9ts fommen
b6ie Srdume. bas 8reilenalier i9eint
Dor Der 3eit einsutreten nit Ruin i'm
@efolsc. SIN 8eitrauen, Du fannt
unb ioatef on Or. &. 9. pieree. 8ufs
folio, q. o., ben 8erfaiier elmer 4b.
banoIung gum Befteu ieaer patleaiens
tlaHe. idreiben unb Define Symphonic
un6 2eiben f1ilbern. Gr fam Did in
Seiner 8ebaulung turiren unb. Dir
no1e g~inselbsiten per poft fenoen.
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sas- Sie Supelier. 6irma @ebrt.
Der @riker bat fi6 ndbrenb ber
finf Sabre ibres 8efiebens ben allge.
nieir anerfauuten- &uf ~.erporben, CUTE
Maaren gu Iiberalen Greiie1 au bertau.
fen. Sic finb I'm Stonoe, nit allen
anberen @ef9dften ibrer Brdnde ers
folsrei9 su tonfufriren; lie ino eut.
f1IoKen bier 3u bIeiben unb ole ibre
Waaren unter @arantie sa ~perfaufen.
Store: go. 246 Commerce StraBe.
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Nn6leus arnieasg albe.

Die bette sable Der @et fur Sdnitts
AuetfGunsen, @sf9pire, 6ieber. unb CAN'T.
ausf1lae, GIe6te, %sefprunsene 8dnbe, GroR.
beuisn unb ale Sautfraufbeiten furirt Sa.
mprrboib,n ober feline 8esabIuns. goaiss
S~atisfsation saranttrt ooer bas @slo ipirh
auri6erRattet. IS Geuts es Sdadtel bci u
Greit
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0VBV6tHN6s
6. g. gIaubon n. @lert.

s6r Dieneueften / m porttr.
ten DeIitateffen, einsema9te
Gri6te unb Semitic, Budwbeat unb
Mople 6urup, tieuer Sngor 0oufe Mos
laffes, Graders unb Biscuits, Butter
unb Ger tets frif9 unb In grDBen
0orrdt1en BET g mitb & WiIfon,
Ode Der GDlebab u. 6nulfon Gtrabe.
Nqe ORDERS tperben prompt ausgefibrt
un6 Die Maaren ms 0aus geliefert.
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Qost @nh nifht i6ufd,en hurf

= 2abt @u@ nidt tdui9en bur6
niebere Breiie fir glrbeit, melGe better
ais irsenb cine In 9eras seliefert tpirb,
fonbern Derfigt gu6 mad @aIIos
10 aus pbotograpt;fdem Mtelier, Wo.
Alb Ofs6oufon.G traBe, no Sud CUTE
unb sufrieoenifelenbe Arbeit gu reellem
preife garantirt tpirb.
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Wufrimtid a.

Die oite Baronin: .5ogen sic
mir, 6err Graf, aber anfri9tie, tpel'
DIES bon ben iunsen WdbGen In meiner
camille gefdlt Sbnen ON beften2" -
@raf: DSbr Stubenmdb6sn, snabise
Grnu.A
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s@- @ebr. griber finb pratti'
fde ubrmaGer, @rapeure uno @olbars
better unb tbun ale ibre Nrbeit ielbt.
DeBhalb mirb ieber ai@t nlir aufs beiie
uub prompt, ionbern aud gu u,dBigen
greiien bebient.
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Y1an+
Nranias YaB 8abn.

T~7 T"H O"7H"
-M a 3 TT
Son San Nntonio nod Corpus
@brifi, 9oufton unb @als
peiton....,.--...-11 ubl 8ormgs.
Bon San Nntonio nod 2err.
bile 30 ubr Mbenbs.
-Nnfunft-
Sn 5an Matonio BON Corpus
@briffi, 9ouffon un6 @aIs
beton.---...5 ubr 80 Min. Nadm.
Sn San Mntonio BON Serr=
bile 10 ubr 0prmgs.
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90. s.. Gmtterfioe g. Co., 335
DIE Souton.s traBe, plumbers. Gas'
unb Steam : Gitters, balten fiG benz
Bublifum fiir aQe In i6rGa9 f9lagenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb Deriprehen
prompte 8eforgung aler auftrdge.
2ronieu6ter, Sos. Gistures, gabetpan'
men. Glofets &c. ftets On Sanb.
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pancoaR & 5obn peitaufen
6eirentleiber 25 - 3% biliger als irs
senb Elm Saus In Der Stabt. Dies i'll
teim Sumbus. lleberSeugt gu9!
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uniere lleuer Miuteripaaren:
Clothing, 0errsn,3 Toilette. Nrtitel, lin.
terseug &c. fonuner nod anb mad on
unb liese1 sur 9eR6iiguns ofen. pans
coat & Gobn.
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SDebett erbalten
Geinite Mdefa &ofinen,
! Smperial Clutter &ofneis,

Cabinet
Sultana f6rnerloie
0nbura ffieQoie
2orinten : @%itrOnat, @itronen. unb
SrangenidaIen.
NhKeiorten: Becans, braflianif@e.
9aielnife; fran36fi6e 4aitanien, Safs
iegura tueidfdalige unb iGaaoie Waas
helm, enslii9e Waantfe.
Smith & Wilfon,
Ode SoIebab. & %. Gou}tonftr.
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Gin Seber sebt safrisbem aus
bctt 6nns!U

menn er feline gintdufe ftir Die Weib,
nadtsfertage BET Nic Sengg ma@t.
CT fiabet bort Nrbeitstdfhen, @9reibs
S1mud= Il. SoiIetteneg tuis in Blii1
unb 2ener, Nlbums, Brieimappen,
5tommbh6er, scraps. @olofebern,
56reibseuse u. no., gu ben bili9fen
9reilen.
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0errens uno Rnaben=Nns
Il I, fGtper eenig fir 0erbf unb
Minter Is - $500 biliger aIs friher.
uu nit benz gOrratb gu rdumen. pans
coat & Sobn.
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6atarrb> Sur.

Ser erf6bnum 9.
Run. baben Sic ii9 enblt9 nit
Gerrn Meier berfbbnt2" - sNiGt nur
berfbbut, iOnbern fosar ueri6wieser.
f6bnt."
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ollie rteue Sorten in Often, bic
Dunlap eingef@loHea, bet paueoait &
SphN.
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~ @an3 tpollene Beintleiber fir
81 unb 90, BEL ". morris.
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Sas~ Sbr fpart @eIb, tuenn ibre Cure
9rudfa@en bel Sobnon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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sd- @ei6dftsanaiise ffr $40, $11,
unb $3.50, bel u. Morris.
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sa- @96ne Weibna1tsses
6enfe iinbet man in benz eleganten
Store Der @ebr. Bell.
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Gam1peu auer Art.

Der 2aoen il jeben abenb CUR 8siia.
tisnne se5fnet!
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-DreB &nbes unb Sadets
lebter Mobe, foeben e~ingetr0feu bel
Dnung& Arnolb.
s auptqMartte


aaer Nrtsn bon
Bouquets,
3rauerfrdn3en,
bIhbenben8lume n,
Gle itrdudern,
Gru9tbdumen,
9@attenbdumeu n,
Smmergrin n,
Maeuolien,
&ofen,
8Iumen3wiebeIn n,
Blumentbpfen
&c. &c. &c.
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Sar gIegante 0errea . Ansiee su
S., Sc un0 81, tDelhe So. 80 unb SO
tpertb fno. Sang polenbete 0emoen
gu $3.50, bel u. M0rris.
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&c. &C. &C.
in ben
STA ylnrferies,
tutuba 300, on 9ouiton.S trase.
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Tie RlNrNts CaSc,

PORTLAND, March 22.-This evening the jury in the case cf Daniel Moran, charged with u,ur3rc, broughtin avcrdic. of mansIaughter after twenty minucls' deljbcration. This ends a remarkaJl.
 story ola crime. Last July Moran. who was q sailor boarding house runner, doscc Fredericl: Kaltsuha, ship carpenter, SC he would be tr.ctabIc and in condition to be taken aboard his ship. Moran took kalasuha to Joseph KcllY's saloon and mad Kelly put morphine into the sailors. drink The dose was too large and tbc sailor died. Kelley was indicted for mur. der in the first degree, and would no doubt have been convicted had not Mo. ran, who was the principal witness foy the prosecution, ran away few minutes before he was expected to testify. Mo. ran was recap'ured, uied and convicted of murder in the first degree, Judge S.eans set the verdict aside and granted him a new lr2l, winch ended tonight,
 with the result above stated. It is likely Moran will receive the maximum penalty for manslaugh,cr winch is fifteen years,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-23
stanFortl's Purchase.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.--Sena;or Leland Stanford returned from Washing. .on yesterday. In an interview in rei'' i've to the purchase of Senator Falr's south Pacific Co.'S, Railroad by the Southern Paci6c Company, he said; Il snow of nothing tha: has occurred to prevent the carrying ou, of Inc terms Of she purchase ,ha, was concluded before wentto Washington, and the delays alone are being worked ovt. Y,u cannot do things of this kind in a hurry.
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No one who has resided in the west, and who has been alive to the ponderous onward tread of events, who has watched the march of civilization from its incipi- ent stages in Kansas, till it gathered and accumulated, its feeble sparks being famed into flames and, like the star Of old, led its followers acrosss broad rivers and over mountain peaks, and a. last like the indomitable Pathfinder, John C. Fremont, planted the evidence Of American energy and American industry high up on the mountain tops of the Sierra Nevadas, the sleepless, tireless energy of American progression and in. genuity have conquered the heat of the arid desert and forced the soil to yield up its treasures to supply their needs and demands. We repeat, those who have watched the results of this social revolution, spurred on, as it were, to lift, the standard of Americas mde- pence high up to the pinnacle of perfec. tion, cannot fail to profit by its wonder. ful teachings and it's grand results. Men have been forced along in this tidal wave, moving, as it were, in the rear of this army of progress, protesting as they were being borne along in this irresistible throng of pioneers. They protested aga'nst the decrees of fate then, and this same old army still exist They are to be found still in the rear guard, endeavor. ing wi,h all their might to block .Le wheels of progress and chill the brave heart ot industry and enterprise. Ari. rona is not free from this class. They are to be found in every available spot in our fair Territory. They cannot profit by the teachings laid down and fully demonstrated in the fertile valleys, in the blooming fields of ripening grain, in the sweet prolific blossoms of imitess or. ehards, in the thousands of happy homes where prosperity and amity combine to make life charm and pleasure, where the inviting and enchanting surroundings attract and bring to their doors all the requirements and essentials of prosperi ty. These citizens stand at the gateway and with their battle axe of retrorressioo held aloft, fight against the inevitable laws of nature. Phenix, situated as she IS, amidst the most fourishing and prom. isins section of the west, will in the course of few years have success thrust upon her. The railroad is now fast en- tering her portals, and with it comes the tide Of progress. It IS the advance agent of industry and development, and in spite of every effort to the contrary she will bloom and flourish in wonder. ful degree. Maricopa is fortunate in it's surroundings. It's natural advantages arc superior to any other portion ot the country, and with slight ehror, on the part of her people would soon stand up and beyond rhe reach of envy and ma. lice. Arizona as whole will succeed beyond her most ardent expectations during the coming five years. She has advantages, many of them which the far. seeing capitalist will not be slow to avail themselves of
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4 war Measure,

LONDON, March 22,-Thc British gov, ernment's refusal to grant pilot licenses to foreigners, thus debaring large mum. Der of aliens for the future from plying as pilots n British home waters, has caused no little comment. This step, it is claim ed, was taken in defense ofthe realm against the contrngcncy of war and inva, sion. These foreigners number among them many ofyhe most experienced pilots thoroughly acquainted wi,h ue lights, beacous, poiHs, currents aod bearings, from the Ljzard to London docks, and they are naturaly incensed against the British government for taking away their livelihood. They would undoubtedly be a valuable contingent 10 the Russian navy ard Russian officials will not be long to grasp the opportunity thus afforded them by this latest phase of the protection policy of Lord Salisbury's cabinet,
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An InGian urdcIcr Released.

VICTORIA, B. C. Mach 22.-A police, man in Kootcn;a district arrested FaIpa, an Indian, who is charged wj,h the mar der of HoltoA and another white mai three years ago. Isadora, the chief, anG twenty-five armed Indians broke into the jail and released the prisoner. The gov, c:nm-nt is forwarding officers to the scene for the purpose of plnishiag the wbrcakers.
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That 0Id story.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-The Chronicles Bal,imore special says; The American can state from the best au. thori,y that the Baltimore and Ohio deal is an accomplished fact. The names oi the participant roads to be consolidated and the various delays arc still kept se, cret, but the deal itself is a fact, The American can state further, and by the same authority, that the Baltimore road will pass out of the management oi President Garrett, and that Jay Gould gill have no hand and no voice ia thc matter.
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Ra.IroaL SIiangea.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2a.-Thc Calls Omaha special says that there is to be lively shaking up among the Union Pacific officials a! an early day. There is no longer any doubt, !n fact, i, $ already begun. General Manager Galloway has been superseded by C. M. Cummings. MT. CaIloway's functions arc now limited to the office of second vice.president, and it is understood that his resignation from that position, thus seveiing his connection with the com. Pany, is eXpcc.ed and vii! be accepted. l. is said upon good authority that Gen. eral Superintendent A. T. Smnh will have to go, as the operations of the road under his direction has not moved satis. factorily, tho report is that E. Dickenson,
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formerly of the Wyoming division, will supersede Superintendent, Smith. 0. D., Dorrcncc, superintendent of the Nebras- ka division, has resigned, his reasons being poor health. Mir. Cummings was a Commissioner oG tie Northern Pacific for several yeas. l, is sad there IS even possibility of new president belng elected There is contest be- tween New Yori: and Western parues on this very matter # Boston wns MT. Aalam5 may ic T. t3i. ed.